We Must Spy on Passengers for Their Safety and Well-Being

Dubai: Have you ever wondered if someone is keeping an eye on you while flying? A former Emirates flight attendant, Marika Mikusova, recently opened up about this. She worked with the airline for five years and shared some interesting insights.

Mikusova explained that flight attendants are required to check on passengers every 30 minutes. This is mainly to ensure everyone is safe and healthy during the flight. They focus on first-class passengers since those seats are more private.

She mentioned that the crew needs to be aware of what’s happening in the cabin at all times. This vigilance helps prevent any potential issues, like medical emergencies or unruly behavior.

Mikusova even shared a funny story about a couple who got a bit too cozy in the galley. The crew had to step in when things got a little too steamy. They kept an eye on the couple to make sure they didn’t continue their antics.

While it might sound invasive, flight attendants don’t really enjoy the constant monitoring. They prefer when the service is done, and passengers are settled in for a good sleep. It’s all about keeping everyone safe up in the air!